Presidential Decree No. 150 validating the State Program for the Revival and Development of Rural Areas for 2005-2010.

The State Program for the Revival and Development of Rural Areas focuses on creating conditions for the socio-economic development of rural territories and enhancing the efficiency of the agricultural sector. The Program operates within the legal framework of national legislation, emphasizing the need for a rational combination of various forms of ownership and management in the agricultural sector. Key legal principles include the optimization of state-owned agricultural enterprises and the preservation of state ownership over organizations that determine scientific and technical development.
The main goals of the Program are the revival and development of the village based on strengthening the agricultural economy, increasing the income of the rural population, the level of social, domestic and engineering development of rural settlements, preserving and improving the ecology in them and the rational use of state and other investments.
The set goals are comprehensive in nature and can be achieved provided that two priority areas are implemented simultaneously, which include: 1) sustainable socio-economic development of rural areas, contributing to the formation of necessary conditions for the life support of the population, making the rural way of life and work attractive, and achieving established social standards; and 2) formation of micro- and macroeconomic systems of management in market conditions, ensuring the development and consistent increase in the efficiency of agro-industrial production.
The document specifies several measures and action plans aimed at achieving the Program's objectives. These include the preparation of proposals regarding investment volumes and conditions for regional development, the development of methodological materials for regional executors, and the establishment of a monitoring system for program implementation. It also highlights the importance of coordinating actions among various governmental bodies and stakeholders to ensure effective resource utilization and compliance with budgetary allocations.
The implementation plan involves a partnership approach among rural populations, economic organizations, and government authorities at both regional and local levels. A working group will be established under the guidance of the Deputy Prime Minister to oversee the Program's execution. The document emphasizes the need for clear delineation of responsibilities among participants and outlines the necessity for methodological support and monitoring to ensure compliance with the Program's goals. Secondary themes include the importance of stakeholder involvement and the need for effective communication regarding the Program's objectives and tasks.